In an effort to highlight the artists of the Sister Islands first and foremost, while also celebrating the natural landscapes, culture, and wildlife of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands has launched a new exhibition called ‘Beloved Isles’.
But have you been overeating this month? Most people have. Holiday indulgences are in full swing…between rich party food, dinners and piles of seasonal comfort foods. Today I’d like to be brutally honest with you...for your own good.
As the New Year beckons, we’ve chosen not to overly pre-occupy ourselves with reflecting on 2021.
When the death of Sidney Poitier, beloved Bahamian-American and trailblazing movie star, was announced last Friday, black people worldwide were the most saddened but such was his brilliance that everyone of a certain age with even a smattering knowledge of the silver screen was dismayed too.
National Heroes Day 2022 observations will involve far fewer participants than usual in keeping with current COVID-19 protocols, according to the Protocol Office.
The infectious joy of steel pan music seeps from every pore of Earl La Pierre. The pan maestro who has made Cayman his adopted home has brought his passion and musical skills from his birthplace Trinidad and Tobago to Cayman via Toronto.
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) presents John Reno Jackson: A Heron Amongst The Storm — the artist’s inaugural solo show at NGCI’s Esterly Tibbetts Highway venue.
As the monkeypox outbreak continues, there are varying trends around the world. Some countries report a decline in cases whilst in other countries cases are increasing.
So you went away, saw a new part of the world, and now you’re back. You ate, you drank, you relaxed, and then you ate some more.
Europe remains the WHO Region reporting the largest number of laboratory-confirmed cases (2933/3413; 86%) Cases were also reported from the African Region (73/3413, 2%), the Americas (381/3413, 11%), Eastern Mediterranean Region (15/3413, <1%) and Western Pacific Region (11/3413, <1%). One death was